History of Burj Al Arab

Completed in 1999, the Burj Al Arab stands as an iconic symbol of Dubai’s architectural prowess and opulence. Designed by Tom Wright, its sail-shaped silhouette dominates the skyline. Often dubbed the world’s only “7-star” hotel, it offers unparalleled luxury and extravagance. Situated on its own artificial island, the Burj Al Arab boasts lavish interiors, including a stunning atrium with a cascading waterfall. Its history intertwines with Dubai’s rise as a global hub, attracting discerning travelers and celebrities alike. Beyond its architectural marvel, the Burj Al Arab represents Dubai’s ambition to redefine luxury hospitality, setting new standards in the industry.

What To Expect On Inside Burj Al Arab Tour

Embarking on a tour inside the Burj Al Arab promises an enchanting journey through extravagance and luxury. Upon entry, prepare to be mesmerized by the grandeur of its architectural design, featuring soaring atriums, lavish décor, and exquisite details. Experience the renowned hospitality of the hotel’s staff, renowned for their attentiveness and personalized service. Discover opulent suites adorned with sumptuous furnishings and state-of-the-art amenities, each offering panoramic views of the Arabian Gulf. Indulge your senses in the culinary delights of world-class restaurants, ranging from fine dining to casual eateries, offering a diverse array of cuisines. Throughout the tour, expect nothing short of an unforgettable immersion into unparalleled luxury and hospitality.

Things To Keep In Mind Before Signing Up For This Tour

• You must carry a valid ID proof
• Tourists from foreign countries will have to produce their passport
• Please wear tasteful attire, do not wear shorts or any clothes that will be deemed disrespectful
• If you wish to dine at one of the restaurants, then please learn about the dress code first
• You cannot bring professional cameras to the hotel